I capture raw footage, ambient sounds, and candid photographs of daily commuters and city-goers. Using experimental audio-visual manipulation techniques, he transforms these audio/visual data into glitch-based compositions that reflect the fragmented, fast-paced nature of urban existence. The resulting works (distorted images, looping videos, and fractured soundscapes) evoke both chaos and beauty, mirroring the emotional undercurrents of life in a metropolis.

My Instagram project, @signalnoiseglitchart, serves as a living archive of this exploration. It’s a space where analog reality meets digital disruption, and where the overlooked moments of city life are reimagined through the lens of glitch aesthetics. As a Neurodivergent newcomer to the art world at age 50, I embrace the freedom of experimentation and the power of technology to amplify voices and stories often lost in the noise.

Multimodal intervention and [de]composition of urban landscapes